Don jazzy is among. Find the list below.

G.O.O.D. Music Roster (Updated)

Kanye West - Founder
Free Maiden - President
Izvor Zivkovic - Management
Really Doe - A&R/Vice President
Che Pope - A&R
Don. C - A&R
Plain Pat - A&R
Terese Joseph - A&R Administration
Nicole Jones - A&R Administration
Leesa D. Brunson - A&R Coordination
Chris Atlas - Marketing


Artists Officially still signed to G.O.O.D. Music (Island Def Jam Recordings)

John Legend joint deal with Columbia Records
Common joint deal with Warner Bros. Records
Big Sean
Kid Cudi joint deal with Wicked Awesome and Universal Republic Records
Malik Yusef
Pusha T
CyHi Da Prynce
Teyana Taylor
D'banj
Hit-Boy
Q-Tip
Travi$ Scott
Ryan McDermott :dno:


Producers (Very Good Beats Inc.)

Kanye West
No I.D.
Jeff Bhasker
Hit-Boy
S1
Don Jazzy
Q-Tip
Lifted
Travi$ Scott


G.O.O.D. Music Family

2 Chainz
Mike Dean
Charlie Wilson
Mannie Fresh
Joi StaRR
Don Cannon
Bon Iver
James Fauntleroy


Former G.O.O.D. Music Artists (still part of G.O.O.D. Music Family)

Mr. Hudson :dno:
Yasiin Bey (aka Mos Def)
GLC
Really Doe
Tony Williams
Fonzworth Bentley
Sa-Ra


Former Producers (Very Good Beats Inc.)

Keezo Kane
Devo Springsteen
WrighTrax


Former President

No I.D.
Former A&Rs
Jonny Monopoly
Ol Skool Ice-Gre


Former G.O.O.D. Music Artists (not still G.O.O.D. Music Family)

Consequence.

Source=> www.kanyetothe.com

G.O.O.D. Music is an American record
label founded by rapper and producer
Kanye West in 2004. "GOOD" is an
acronym for "Getting Out Our Dreams".
History
2004–07: Formation and beginnings
Kanye West founded the label in 2004.
John Legend and Common were the
first to have albums produced by GOOD
Music and have received seven Grammy
Award nominations between them; Get
Lifted (2004) with three and Be (2005)
with four.[1]
Consequence was signed in 2005
through a deal with Columbia Records.
In 2007, Big Sean was also signed to
the label.
2008–11: Signing new talent
In 2008, West signed Mr Hudson after
hearing his debut album (as Mr. Hudson
and the Library), A Tale of Two Cities as
well as Kid Cudi after hearing his
respective work from Plain Pat.[2]
In 2010, the label signed Pusha T, Mos
Def, and Cyhi the Prynce,[3] who was
signed in a joint venture with Akon's
Konvict Muzik, with the departure of
Tony Williams, followed by Consequence
who left the label on bad terms.
In 2011, the signing of Nigerian artist
D'banj and fellow producer Don Jazzy,
and a distribution agreement made
with Island Def Jam Music Group
followed. Big Sean's debut Finally
Famous was the first album released by
GOOD Music with distribution by Def
Jam. In 2011, West signed longtime
friend and hip hop legend Q-Tip of A
Tribe Called Quest.
2012-present: Cruel Summer and
Cruel Winter
In Mid-2012, Kanye West signed former
Star Trak/Interscope Records artist
Teyana Taylor to G.O.O.D. Music.[4]
In late 2011, plans were announced for
a Spring 2012 release of a GOOD Music
collaborative studio album, later
announced as Cruel Summer.[5] It was
to be accompanied by a short film.
Produced by West's design organization
DONDA and shot in Qatar, the film
premiered at Cannes Film Festival. It was
finally released late in the US on
September 18 2012. [6]
↑Jump back a section
Artists
Acts
Act Year
signed
Releases
under the
label
John Legend 2004 4
Malik Yusef 2005 1
Big Sean[7] 2007 1
Mr Hudson 2008 1
Kid Cudi 2
CyHi the Prynce[8] 2010 –
Producers
Kanye West
Mannie Fresh
The Abstract
Devo Springsteen
Keezo Kane
No I.D.
Don Jazzy
Hit-Boy

source
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GOOD_Music